Another historic name falls to US rival as Hoare Lea snapped up by Tetra Tech

By Dave Rogers2021-07-28T05:00:00

Source: Hoare Lea

Email announcing news sent out by MEP consultant just hours after T&T said Dallas-based CBRE was taking majority stake in firm

Consulting engineer Hoare Lea is ending more than 150 years of independence after being bought by Tetra Tech, the US firm which snapped up WYG a couple of years ago.

An email sent out yesterday afternoon by Hoare Lea managing partner Justin Spencer said the US firm had acquired the 900-strong business, set up nearly 160 years ago, from its partners for an undisclosed sum.

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